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Brad Arnold, lead singer of rock band 3 Doors Down, dies at 47

Brad Arnold, lead singer of rock band 3 Doors Down, dies at 47

The lead singer of the Grammy-nominated band has died of cancer.

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From the Wiggles to the MSO, this creative collective puts the heart in art

From the Wiggles to the MSO, this creative collective puts the heart in art

This extraordinary collective, made up of “the full spectrum of humanity”, is about to wow audiences in Melbourne.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
It’s Beethoven or bust on our family mission to Germany

It’s Beethoven or bust on our family mission to Germany

An exhibition in Bonn offers an opportunity to connect with a long-dead relative through his love for the German composer.

  • by Jason Steger
Every breath he takes: inside Sting’s musical obsession

Every breath he takes: inside Sting’s musical obsession

The former Police frontman rejected the jukebox musical path for a personal project inspired by his home town.

  • by Richard Jinman
Grammys 2026: Full list of winners and nominees

Grammys 2026: Full list of winners and nominees

Australia’s own Tame Impala, aka Kevin Parker, took home a golden gramophone before the 68th Annual Grammy Awards had even begun broadcasting.

  • by Nell Geraets
Grammys 2026 as it happened: Bad Bunny wins album of the year as artists speak out against ICE

Grammys 2026 as it happened: Bad Bunny wins album of the year as artists speak out against ICE

Follow all of the Grammys action right here.

  • by Bronte Gossling, Nell Geraets, Robert Moran, Damien Woolnough and Lauren Ironmonger
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‘The granddaughter of an immigrant’: Olivia Dean, Biebers, Billie Eilish join ‘ICE Out’ protest

‘The granddaughter of an immigrant’: Olivia Dean, Biebers, Billie Eilish join ‘ICE Out’ protest

The Trump administration’s crackdown on immigrants was in the sights of many performers at the Los Angeles Grammys ceremony.

  • by Karl Quinn
Music festivals have had a bad few years, but promoters say things are on the up. This is why

Music festivals have had a bad few years, but promoters say things are on the up. This is why

High-profile festivals have hit the wall, and some new festivals were cancelled before they even began, but 2026 could be the year it turns around.

  • by Aidan Elwig Pollock
Once polarising, Basement Jaxx’s singular sound has won over a new generation

Once polarising, Basement Jaxx’s singular sound has won over a new generation

The legendary UK dance duo return to Australia for their first full live shows in more than 15 years.

  • by Annabel Ross
How Russian brainrot became the ‘Sigma Boy’ catchcry for children across the world

How Russian brainrot became the ‘Sigma Boy’ catchcry for children across the world

Academics are puzzled, but Sigma Boy has spread faster than nits.

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The Russian brainrot song taking children by storm
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The Russian brainrot song taking children by storm

Academics are puzzled, but Sigma Boy is spreading faster than nits.